Take a look inside Murray Bridge High School’s new Sturt Building
Exclusive: The finishing touches are being put on the $20 million middle school at MBHS as 2022's year seven and eight students arrive for transition days.
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Closures, vaccine mandates: How Murraylands businesses are managing COVID-19 risk
With South Australia's borders open, the pandemic has entered a new phase. Tailem Bend Community Centre is being extra cautious.
New sports awards celebrate Murray Bridge’s stars for the first time
A cricketer, a netballer, two basketballers and a two-club legend have been recognised at the first edition of a new awards ceremony in 2021.
Life Through the Lens: Through the window
Kevin Schrapel writes about the grey fingers of loneliness.
🗓 Things to Do
Things to do in Murray Bridge: November 26-December 2, 2021
Here's what you need to know about Amity Dry's cancelled performance, The Anti-Claus, the Motorbike SA road race championships and more.
Learn about South Australia’s vice-regal history
Professor Philip Payton will give a talk about our state's former governors for the History Council of SA in Murray Bridge.
Tropical ‘labour of love’ places Helen Phillips among spring garden award winners
Murray Bridge’s 2021 spring garden awards have been presented – find out who all the winners are.
Solar farm planned near Jervois oval
The Creeks Pipeline Company hopes to make its pumping operation, supporting irrigators at Langhorne Creek, more sustainable.
Sports reports: Corey Dahlitz’ short game comes up big
The latest from Murray Bridge's golf club, rifle club and lawn tennis association and Murray Towns cricket.
The Anti-Claus: Local playwright’s show readies for Murray Bridge premiere
Murray Bridge Players and Singers' youth ensemble will present an original, Christmas-themed theatre show by Andrew Broadbent this weekend.
👋 Join In
Join in ... at Callington Memorial Hall
Judy Paech invites you to join the volunteers who keep a well used community venue going.
Corella cull planned on Murray Bridge’s riverfront
After years of problems, from the noise to the destruction of property, the city's council has bowed to public pressure.